Some concerts in 🏴 with the fabulous @ChasRajchas this month
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Jimmy Crowley is an absolute Irish song/music legend and I’ve been a fan for years of his singing and songs and playing.
He needs our help …
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Thank u4 your kindness. gofund.me/8b14d599b
Tim Edey retweeted
Heading for Cornwall, it’s a bit of a squeeze with members and gear, especially after an all you can eat breakfast. Tonight at CORNWALL1: Merry Hell in Falmouth! Then tomorrow at CORNWALL2: Merry Hell in Launceston - join us if you can and wave if you see us going past!
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"I'm Brian Eno and you need to turn off the news and find the hope with these 3 ways to effect change": shedding light on the hidden path to hope that's right in front of us radiotimes.com/audio/podcast…
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Scotland is facing an unprecedented cost of living crisis - rising bills and soaring food and fuel prices, and the UK government is sitting on its hands.
The House of Commons must be recalled, so that the UK government can be forced into urgent action to support people.
Tim Edey retweeted
We did say closing Scotland's only refinery would leave us fuel insecure - an oil producing country relying solely on imports in a volatile world with potential conflict, shipping problems, and at the very end of a supply chain. It wasn't exactly rocket science to predict 🚀
Tim Edey retweeted
Starmer is making us complicit in an illegal war of aggression.
Criminal.
UK agrees to let US use British bases to strike Iranian sites targeting Strait of Hormuz
Follow live: bbc.in/3PB0sHr
Perthshire people! @PerthandKinross @The_PA @LovePerthshire @PKC_Gaelic @musicscotland @perthconcerthal
Tim Edey retweeted
Functional depression is a real thing. You work, joke, make people happy, and take care of your family, yet mentally, you’re drowning in your own thoughts.
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I swear, what’s happening now is the height of humiliation. Over 30,000 tents are flooding at this very moment children, the elderly, and families all trapped inside. Bedding is soaked, the cold is unbearable, and rainwater has mixed with sewage, washing away the last traces of dignity.
We film, we document, we share it with the world…but no one responds. It’s as if the world has gotten used to these scenes, as if our suffering has become part of their daily routine.
We’re not asking for the impossible just shelter to protect our lives. Simple caravans to shield us from the rain and cold. Nothing more. Yet even that seems too much for “humanity” to offer.
We don’t know how long we’ll remain like this. We don’t understand this neglect. Are our lives really this cheap?
The melodeon solo from "God rest ye merry gentlemen" Tim Edey's Celtic Christmas UK tour 2025 @sidmouthfolk @ElyFolk @MerryHell_band @rte @Accordion @_Accordionist_ @elonmusk @TG4TV
God rest ye Merry gentlemen melodeon solo Tim Edey fb.watch/E73I6yVzI8/ via @FacebookWatch
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Do not miss my online show via @LiveToYourLR tomorrow Tuesday night featuring myself and Irish music royalty Dermot Byrne as my special guest. Buy tickets now!
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Flatwater Fran and Far fae home on guitar Tim Edey @GuitarWorld @fiachra @RTELateLateShow @bbcorkney @OrkneyFolkFest @bbcshetland @JerryDouglas @themet @TG4TV
youtu.be/TTkgscFx7yU?si=HOFL… via @YouTube
Tim Edey’s Celtic Christmas • Folk • Kings Place @KingsPlace @JaneBrace @TimeOutLondon @londonfolkfest @IrishPostAwards kingsplace.co.uk/whats-on/fo…
Tim Edey retweeted
Here I am in March 2020, wearing the flimsy PPE frontline staff were given, bracing for an influx of desperately sick people with SARS-CoV-2 — what we now call COVID-19.
I watched patients die.
Our colleagues die.
Michelle Mone should be in jail.
And she should only be the first name on a very long list.

ALT A man stands in a hospital corridor in March 2020, fully dressed in early-pandemic personal protective equipment. He wears a disposable blue gown, plastic apron, surgical mask, clear visor with a white strip down the middle, and blue gloves. His trousers and bright blue trainers are visible beneath the gown. Behind him are double wooden doors with "Exit" and "Fire exit" signs, and to the side is a toilet sign. The image captures the stark, improvised feel of frontline PPE at the start of COVID-19.



















